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2 total messages Started by Tim Murnaghan Tue, 15 Sep 1992 09:14
Objective C systems (FAQ?)
#45
Author: Tim Murnaghan
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 09:14
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Sorry if this is a FAQ, but I am interested in details of suppliers of
Objective C compilers for a variety of platforms , including
DEC, SUN, HP *nix boxes with X-windows; DOS, NT with Windows; (and Next of
course, but that's easy).
I would be interested to know what the folk out there are using and any
comparative good/bad points.
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Tim Murnaghan                    "Just keep hitting the keys"
DESISCo
Re: Objective C systems (FAQ?)
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Author: Kenneth Lerman
Date: Sat, 19 Sep 1992 14:08
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In article <1992Sep15.091411.5728@rdg.dec.com> Tim.Murnaghan@ime.mts.dec.com writes:
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|Sorry if this is a FAQ, but I am interested in details of suppliers of
|Objective C compilers for a variety of platforms , including
|DEC, SUN, HP *nix boxes with X-windows; DOS, NT with Windows; (and Next of
|course, but that's easy).
|I would be interested to know what the folk out there are using and any
|comparative good/bad points.
...

The Stepstone Corporation
75 Glen Road
Sandy Hook, CT 06482
(203)426-1875

Stepstone supplies Objective-C compilers and runtime libraries for:
DEC, SUN, HP, DOS, DG, IBM-RS6000, Silicon Graphics Indigo,...

Also windowing libraries (ICpak201) for X on DEC, SUN, ...

I believe this is in the FAQ.

Disclaimer:  I am a consultant for Stepstone and a holder of their stock.

Ken


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Kenneth Lerman                  ...!uunet!casey!gaboon!seltd!lerman
Systems Essentials Limited                            (203)426-4430
55 Main Street
Newtown, CT 06470
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